Ryan Wilkinson+FollowVijay Singh’s Exemption Sparks PGA DebateBig news out of the PGA Tour: The Big Fijian, Vijay Singh, is cashing in his career money list exemption to tee it up at the Sony Open at age 62. Fans are fired up, arguing Singh’s move takes spots from younger grinders chasing their dream. Some say he’s earned it with 34 wins and three majors, but the debate is real—should legends like Singh get another shot, or is it time for the next generation? #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
Krystal Lopez+FollowPGA Tour’s New Rules: Game Changer or Buzzkill?Big shakeup coming to the PGA Tour in 2026! The most talked-about change? The controversial tweak to the preferred-lies rule—now, relief is just a scorecard length, not a club-length. Some fans love the consistency with other tours, but others say it’s a step too far. Plus, embedded-ball relief and penalty reductions are sure to spark debate. Are these moves leveling the playing field or just stirring the pot? Let’s hear your takes, golf fam! #Sports #Golf #PGATour10Share
sarahgibson+FollowPGA Tour’s Maui Meltdown: Sentry CancelledHard to believe, but The Sentry’s epic 27-year run at Kapalua is over after the PGA Tour finally pulled the plug on the 2026 opener. Longtime Maui insider Mark Rolfing saw the water crisis coming and warned the Tour, but his calls went ignored. The drought took its toll, and now fans lose out on a signature event. At least the Plantation Course is back open for public play, but this rivalry between nature and golf management is one for the ages. #Sports #Golf #PGATour10Share
swall+FollowPGA Tour’s New ‘Scorecard Relief’ Rule: Game Changer?Big news for golf fans: the PGA Tour is tweaking its most debated rule—‘preferred lies’—for 2026. Instead of the old club-length relief (about 46 inches), players can now only move their ball 11 inches, the length of a scorecard, when conditions get muddy. Michael Kim, fresh off a DPWT win, gave the change a thumbs up, saying it keeps things fair and consistent. This update should cool off the drama we saw at last year’s PGA Championship, where even King Scheffler and Xander were left fuming over mud balls! #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
swall+FollowKapalua’s Signature Showdown: Did the PGA Tour Bail Too Soon?Longtime Maui insider Mark Rolfing warned the PGA Tour about Kapalua’s water crisis months before the iconic Sentry event was axed. But the real rivalry here isn’t just man vs. nature—it’s tradition vs. the Tour’s new Signature Event economics. With the Plantation Course now back in pristine shape, fans are left asking: Did the Tour pull the plug on a 70-year tradition just to balance the books? #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
Krystal Lopez+FollowScheffler Sets Sights on AmEx After Sentry AxedBig news for golf fans: with The Sentry scrapped due to Maui’s drought, the 2026 PGA Tour will now kick off at the Sony Open. But the real headline? World No. 1 Scottie “Ice Man” Scheffler is making his season debut at The American Express. After a dominant 2025, all eyes are on Scheffler to see if he can keep the momentum going. The field’s already stacked—can anyone stop the Ice Man’s run? #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
Gabriella Gonzalez+FollowWho’s Your 2026 PGA Tour Breakout Star?Smylie Kaufman just dropped his picks for breakout players on the PGA Tour in 2026, and it’s sparking debate! He’s backing Thor (Michael Thorbjornsen) for his monster drives and accuracy, Rico Hoey for his late-season surge (if that broomstick putter clicks), and Kurt Kitayama, the Bay Hill champ, to maybe even make the Presidents Cup squad. Which of these rising stars do you think is most likely to make headlines next season? #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
Tammy Davenport+FollowPGA Tour’s New Rule: Scorecard Relief Only!Golf fans, what do you think of the PGA Tour’s latest tweak? Michael Kim (fresh off his Euro Tour run) just revealed the new local rule: when Preferred Lies are in play, players now get to move their ball only a scorecard length, not a full club. Kim says this makes chip shots fairer—no more wild angle changes. Is this a win for fairness, or will it stir up more drama on muddy days? #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
Ryan Wilkinson+FollowBrandel Chamblee Questions PGA Tour ShakeupInteresting to hear Brandel Chamblee, usually the Tour’s loudest defender, actually raise concerns about Brian Rolapp’s rumored plans. The idea of a shorter, post-NFL season and dropping the Hawaii swing could really change the landscape. Chamblee’s worried this could limit up-and-comers and make the Tour more about business than merit. With Tiger heading the new Future Competition Committee, do you think these changes will help or hurt the Tour’s tradition? #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
Michael Singh+FollowBhatia Snubs LIV: PGA Tour’s Youth MovementBig news in the golf world—Akshay Bhatia, the rising star with two PGA Tour wins, just turned down a massive offer from LIV Golf. Instead, he’s sticking with the PGA Tour, joining legends like Rory and Tiger who’ve chosen legacy over a quick payday. This feels like a real shift: the next generation seems to value competition and long-term growth over LIV’s instant cash. Is LIV losing its grip on young talent? #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
